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A Filipina is set to open a free online drawing workshop for kids, training them on art and fashion relating to environmental issues.

Ilocos Norte installed solar rooftops in 15 public schools and six government buildings to reduce carbon footprint.

The Philippines, together with other countries, participated in a conference promoting sustaining ecosystems.

The Leyte government invested Php 70 million in solar power systems at the new provincial capitol complex, hoping to inspire other entities to go sustainable.

Local organizations have encouraged Filipinos to do urban gardening which can help mitigate the impact of the El Niño phenomenon.

The Pangasinan government signs a deal with two energy companies for $503 million in solar projects to tackle the looming energy crisis.

The Mindanao Development Authority collaborated with a French energy firm for the first hydrogen-renewable power plant in the country.

A power firm and a non-government organization have agreed to implement a reforestation and carbon sink project in Bukidnon province, a known sanctuary of the Philippine eagle.

Marcos Jr.’s administration allot about PHP2.39 billion for the National Greening Program of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources this year.

Students from three schools in Antique will be organized as cave advocates to campaign for the protection of this natural resource.